i can say categorically I have not kissed a bloke :umm2:


and if you have then you are gay or are thinking about becoming gay

or at least may like to be at weekends and bank holidays. like marsh



Girls are ok to kiss each other as it can be hot


I dont make the rules so dont moan at me :idc:

Men who act the most repulsed by the thought of kissing other guys are often putting up a front and very likely to be gay themselves :smug:

You don't make the rules and neither does anyone else. Social rules aren't inherent or natural and they don't mean anything

Because he kissed another man? Or are you just spewing bile?

not the he doth protest too much argument :joker:


that really does not say much for gay men does it?




:fist: and I have been around long enough to know i dont like men and their erect anus aimed cocks and their filthy wicked ways


mind you I do like Barbara Streisand, musicals, Tibb, eurovision and Britney


:worry:

That's a lot weirder then harry's wife who has a boyfriend but won't let her have one

Dude, the 90s called, they want their attitude back

all she has is someone who has cheated on her and she is too thick to realise

thats Mr Dude to you :nono:

Oh no not another every man is gay post. me thinks someone might be getting a little boring with this crap. Im straight and could never kiss a man, does that make me in denial, I don't think so, it means Im straight and like puuuuuuuuuusy

This is so common these days its unreal :laugh:

Kissing a man doesn't make you gay, it's only gay if you enjoy it and kiss the peen.

This argument of saying someone is gay because they're homophobic is pretty moronic and beneath anyone who is pro equality. It calls people gay because the person thinks being gay is icky. That isn't any better than saying gay is bad yourself. You're still using homosexuality as a negative. It's also the same concept as forcing heterosexuality on a gay person. If it's ok to be gay, bi, trans etc then it's also ok to be straight. Equality is for all, not for flipping the balance.

really, i have never seen it

Indeed

I equate this entire argument to playing a game of spin the bottle or something, and you end up having to kiss someone of the opposite sex (if you're straight/bi) that you don't find attractive, but you do it anyway cause that's the game. You don't enjoy it or particularly want to do it, but you can do it because, well...you just can. That doesn't mean you suddenly find that person attractive, it just means you're perfectly capable of kissing another person without having any feelings about it

:joker:

But I do disagree with your stance. It's a rather narrow minded position.

I am pretty sure that eating a lot of cucumbers can make some men gay:suspect:

I read that in the Express

Depends on which hole you eat them with

I have a narrow mind as my ears are quite close together


:bawling:

now we are shaming the mentally challenged?

:joker::joker::joker:


very good

First of all, I am gay myself before you try to put me as a homophobe. Secondly, that line does not at all paint homosexuality in a negative light, I shared the fact because it is ironic, hilarious, and makes homophobic angry and uncomfortable. Three-in-one! Also dont act like heterophobia is a thing because its not, thank you.

That last line is also idiotic because if you flip a balance, you receive more balance. Can you also point out how I forced homosexuality on any straight people at any point in my post because I fail to see it.

I never said every man is straight. I said that those most aggressively in denial tend to be gay themselves - which is a fact.

you're probably not gay considering the amount of women you objectify anyway so ur probs fine :laugh:

Being gay does not exempt you from being homophobic. Have you never seen the Rory O'Neill/ Panti Bliss Nobel Call? And heterophobia absolutely exists. Don't be ridiculous.

It is something that has been true in cases but it's not a fact. Stating it is flat out telling someone they're wrong about their sexual orientation. You don't have that right. No one does. No one has the right to tell a bisexual person that it's just a phase or a lesbian that all they need is some good dick. No one has the right to say that a gay man is unnatural or disordered and no one has the right to tell a straight man that he is closeted because he doesn't like the idea of kissing another man. No one, gay, straight or whatever has the right to say something like that to another person.

And jesus christ of course flipping the balance gives you more but it also gives the other person less. Thats what a flip is. Equality is about all things being equal. It's about achieving an equal quality of life for everyone not mirroring the skew in favor of the discriminated so they get some time on top. The rights that equality campaigners strive for extend to the minority and the majority. That is equality.

This is getting creepy....

He is really struck by Cristian's beauty. Vanessa has a rival as Cristiano's #1fan.

Top that Vanessa. :joker:

Has Marc even complimented Sam or the other females on their looks? Beginning to wonder if its a tactic to emasculate Cristian. It's getting a bit ridiculous.

Even Harry wants a bit of Cristian. They're in the Sky Room together. They don't call him Mr Steal your girl for nothing! :smug:

No, only Cristian. :hehe: